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Question 21 • CA-Ethnic Studies

How does personal identity differ from social identity?

Answer

Personal identity is based on gender or race, while social identity is based on values or religious beliefs.

Personal identity is passed down from parent to child, while social identity is based on everyday experiences.

Personal identity is what sets someone apart, while social identity is what someone has in common with others.

Personal identity influences someone’s dreams or goals, while social identity influences someone’s skills or interests.

Explanation

Personal identity refers to the traits and experiences that make a person distinct from others. Social identity comes from membership in groups and the characteristics a person shares with those groups. Therefore, personal identity sets someone apart, while social identity reflects what they have in common with others.

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